San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-11

every coneeNaDIe light; then laying the pipe
down on his table. he hastoncd 10 his wife,
and reused her violently.
"Up-up, Nance, up! pulling her by the
arm; "Sep what I've done! The glorious
redo the beautiful red I've fUundW
Poor Mn Daane at first Thought he was
cnzed. What is IL? Ir>-gcs. III look"
I Aud she did look, while her husband. now
nCryOus-aglOw with the greatest excitement
he had ever cXprri'nccd-wh the globe
In the air, rolled the bluw-ppr on his palm,
I made her look through the globe. close Ia aud
! at distance from the lighl-in short, COM
| PEELED her to subj O., the wonderful globe To
| all the tests practicable under the Crcum-
stances, within - minutes time, seemingly.
at is beautiful. | don't think ever seen
a finer color. Il is ike ruby
That's it-that's il! Just the name for il.
Hallelujahl Three cheers Cor the Rubyl
| That's the name for it-Ruby-gass"
"But how did you do it? What made you
think Of il? Is it just"
MrS. Deane was checked by a movement
of her husbands hand. lie sobered up on
the Instant His wife thought something
serious had happened.
That's more than can explain. Why, in
short, it is all an accident" Then he related
the whole matter briefly. His wife, woman
like, went at once to the kernel of the nut.
"Why, its plain you always used too much
copper, instead of beginning with little at
time. Try again, and will look on"
Once more the glass-blOwer prepared his
materials Now, however, every step was
made with due forethOught and dehberatIon.
When the supreme moment arriyed-the
moment that was TO turn the fortunes Of the
young couple-the wife conveyed from the
small crucible a small portion Of copper, and
the glass-blOweT, after stirring the metal
thoroughly, proceeded, as before TO blow
first globe, which he deity changed into
large square bottle. The neck was shaped
and the bottle knocked off the pipe. Then
husband and wife in turn held the ruby bot
tie up between them and the hight
1t was the finest color either had seen in
glass.
"Our fortune is made at last, Nance
GoOd-by to Tirl's Row.
Mrs. Deane walked quickly to the side of
the bed and, STOPPING over it, kissed her
sleeping babe.
The next day, precisely at half-past 10, the
hour when he was at the service OF the pub
lie generally, Mr.. Tirl was surprised, when,
IN answer TO his curt Come in," Milton
Deane entered his private Office Mr. Til
was expecting a call from sons of the cut
ters; when man from the mixing room sat
down cOoIy beside him. he beam to think
1.-THE bottom was getting on top fast as he
related it to a brother owner aftnrward.
well, Deane, what's the matter with
you7'
Inc gIaSs-oio"cr IuleIIy TOOK from a pack
age he heiu III ms ""''" S'i''I' si"Oe ann
large square O"'''e. saying:
Look at that, Mr.. TIL. But before YOU
look at IT, let me tell you Know the value
OF my discovery. nave not forgotten the
conversation you had IN the mlXIng-roOm
with MI BAR WI"h ne was mere
"Ah! Hem. Blair? On, what's thisP'
His eye was At the b9iIC now. which he was
holding up. "Wnat This? This isn't your
work, Dcan" Nurthts, either Come, come,
now? What dO You mean, try ing 10 make
game OF me-
Il am not making game Of YOU Mr.. Tirl.
can 90 into tlc factory. and make YOU six
tons of that color INSIDE of tNr.y,, hours"
"But-wrIi-lle cost. of coUr,o-tha-
the U-u- i'll Is il pr,ctir,I | mcanp,
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